Aaj Tak),' 'have unleashed an offensive and potentially fatal communal attack on the 'Sikh' community by continuous circulation and constant transmission of unverified videos through different platforms including their respective news channels, YouTube, and other such digital and online platforms, pursuant to the events that unfolded New Delhi on the 72nd Republic Day of India on. The plea alleges that 'vicious, unmitigated, abhorrent, concocted and reprehensible actions by certain media houses (i.e.

On February 1, the High Court had issued notice to Aaj Tak, Press Council and the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on the petitions. The petitioners also seek framing of guidelines to curb fake news, hate speech in media. The petitioners seek a direction to restrain 'Aaj Tak' from broadcasting content 'vilifying a particular community and inciting hatred against them'. The writ petitions were filed by former MP Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa and Manjit Singh GK alleging that the 'Aaj Tak' channel ran a campaign against the entire Sikh community by wrongly reporting the tractor parade held in the national capital on the Republic Day as part of the farmers protests. The Chief Justice said that the cases will be considered by another bench on Tuesday or Wednesday. 'Not before this bench', a bench comprising Chief Justice DN Patel and Justice Jasmeet Singh said as soon as the two writ petitions were taken.

A division bench led Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court on Friday said that it will not hear the petitions seeking action against 'Aaj Tak' news channel over alleged mis-reporting of the tractor rally, and that the case will be assigned to another bench.

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